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Show REPUTED WORDS OF EMPEROR j 1 EMI OF EGOTISM 1 New York World Prints Sensational Story of the Alleged Interview v With German War Lord. j ) New York. What purports to bo fn "absolutely accurate and authen-Ic authen-Ic (.ynopsls" of tho Interview obtained ob-tained fiom Kmpcror William or Germany Ger-many by Dr. William llaynrd Halo nnd subsequently withdrawn Just as It was about to appear In tho Century Mngtizino, has been printed by thu World. Tho World dcclnrcs thnt tho Pitlclo ns orlglnnlly written wns submitted sub-mitted to Dr. Halo and tlmt it nppeam "as changed by Dr. Halo." Tho Interview Is snld to havo tnken place on tho imperial yacht Hohcn-rollern Hohcn-rollern off Ilergen, Norwny, whllo Dr. Halo was tho emperor's nnest. Thu World summarizes tho main points I of tho emperor's Interview ns fol-' fol-' lows: "That King Kdward of Grcnt Drlt-i Drlt-i hln had been humlllntlng him for 1 moro than two yenrs and that ho wan exasperated; thnt Germany was Uin I paramount power ln nil Kuropo nml Knglnnd was trying to noutrallzo that I power. "That he Iwlrt Franco In tho hollow or his hnnd, nnd that Russia wnt. or no account slnco tho disastrous war phe had with Japan. "That It tho Pan-Kuropenn war which hnd been so much talked of was tnevltnblo. tho sooner It camo tho better It would be for him. but ho wns ready nnd wns tired of tho suspense. "That Great Britain hnd been a do rndent natlan every since her victory nor the Transvaal nnd tho Ornngn Free State, hecauso hers was nn unrighteous un-righteous ungodly cause, and Dlvinu I judgment wns bound eventually o I ovortnko the powerful nation that waced such a war. "That the Anglo-Japanese nlllnnro wns nn iniquitous nlllnnro ngnlnst all the white rncet,. Kngland proving absolutely ab-solutely her faithless "case as a Christian Chris-tian nation: that Japan was honeycombing honey-combing India with sedition nnd flnnd-Ing flnnd-Ing It with spies, while professing npenlv to be Kuglnnd's friend and nllv. "Thnt the onlv way to counteract this nlllnnce wni for Germany null America to net together nt nn early date or America would havo to flrht the Japanese, In ten months. "That In this event of'n great war F.ngland would lose many of her colonies, colo-nies, especially In tho Pacific, and that what ho would take for Germany would bo F.gypt, though ho would liberal lib-eral o tho Holy Land from tho ynk- Df tiro Infidel, presumably meaning" the sultan. ' ', '"That tho perfecting of tho Zeppe- Mil dirigible ballon would glvoGer- v- mnny power advnntnge) In war nml she wns rendy to nwKp uso of It to tho fullest extent." Tho World declnres thnt Rmperor William know when ho mndo these Ftatcments tlmt Dr. Halo wns an American newspaper man nnd magazine maga-zine writer, but thnt nevertheless tho stntements wero mndo without reservation reser-vation and thnt-no secrecy wns Imposed. Im-posed. Dr. WIMInm Rnyard Halo has Issued u statement absolutely repudiating the rtnry published by tho World. declaring It to be a nnro fabrication from beginning to end. |